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Original research contributions related to theoretical analysis, algorithm development, and practical applications in computational intelligence, submitted via OpenReview and accepted papers will be published in Springer LNCS.
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FLINS-ISKE 2026
The 17th FLINS Conference & the 21st ISKE Conference: Machine Learning and Knowledge Engineering for Decision Making
FLINS-ISKE 2026 is a joint conference combining the 17th FLINS Conference and the 21st ISKE Conference, focused on machine learning and knowledge engineering for decision making. It serves as an international forum for interdisciplinary research in computational intelligence, bringing together academics and industry professionals to advance theoretical and applied solutions in intelligent systems, with all accepted papers published in Springer LNCS and selected papers invited to a special issue in the SCI-indexed IJCIS journal.
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March 30, 2026
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Contribution paths
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Research areas in scope
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Fundamental Theories & Methodologies
Fuzzy Rule-Based Machine LearningEnhancing Machine Learning Interpretability in AI Decision MakingMachine Learning Systems for Robust Decision Making under UncertaintyFuzzy Cognitive Maps and Deep Learning: Modeling Human-like Decision Processes
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Algorithm & Model Optimization
Fuzzy Clustering in Unsupervised Learning: Improving Group Decision MakingDeep Neural Networks for Adaptive Decision Making in Dynamic EnvironmentsMulti-Objective Optimization with ML: Balancing Trade-offs in Decision Spaces
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Applications & Case Studies
ML-Enhanced Fuzzy Control Systems for Autonomous VehiclesMachine Learning-based Real-Time Decision MakingMedical AI: Supporting Diagnosis and Treatment Decision MakingFinancial Decision Making with Fuzzy ML ModelsAI for Energy Management: Optimizing Decision Making in Smart Grids
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Challenges & Frontiers
Explainable AI: Addressing Black Box Decision MakingEthical Decision Making: Mitigating Bias in Autonomous SystemsHuman-in-the-Loop AI: Collaborative Decision Making in Complex SystemsReinforcement Learning: Adaptive Decision Making in RoboticsFuzzy ML for Climate Modeling: Supporting Policy Decision Making under Uncertainty
Policies worth checking twice
- All accepted papers will be published in Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), both EI and Scopus-indexed.
- Selected accepted papers are invited to submit an extended version to a Special Issue in IJCIS (Springer Nature, SCI-indexed).
- Authors must register by 1 May 2026 to be included in the proceedings.
- Submissions are handled via OpenReview.
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Last verified September 9, 2026